Antonyms for cut-incut-in

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1. cut-in, insertnoun

   (broadcasting) a local announcement inserted into a network program

   Synonyms:
   insert, inset

2. cut-in, insertnoun

   (film) a still picture that is introduced and that interrupts the action of a film

   Synonyms:
   insert, inset

3. cutinverb

   (biochemistry) a waxy transparent material that occurs in the cuticle of plants and consists of highly polymerized esters of fatty acids

4. cut inverb

   allow someone to have a share or profit

   Synonyms:
   chime in, barge in, chisel in, break in, butt in, cut in, put in

5. cut inverb

   drive in front of another vehicle leaving too little space for that vehicle to maneuver comfortably

   Synonyms:
   chime in, barge in, chisel in, break in, butt in, cut in, put in

6. chime in, cut in, put in, butt in, chisel in, barge in, break inverb

   break into a conversation

   "her husband always chimes in, even when he is not involved in the conversation"

   Synonyms:
   barge in, hive away, inject, lay in, interpose, install, interject, butt in, stash away, throw in, set up, stack away, instal, stick in, put in, store, submit, break, break in, insert, gate-crash, enclose, chime in, cut in, come in, crash, introduce, inclose, chisel in, salt away

7. cut inverb

   interrupt a dancing couple in order to take one of them as one's own partner

   "Jim always cuts in!"

   Synonyms:
   chime in, barge in, chisel in, break in, butt in, cut in, put in

8. cut inverb

   mix in with cutting motions

   Synonyms:
   chime in, barge in, chisel in, break in, butt in, cut in, put in

How to use cut-in in a sentence?

1. Dariusz Kowalczyk:

   This means that pressure will rise on the government to do more to stimulate growth, we expect a reserve requirement ratio cut in December, introduction of reverse repos this week, and another (interest) rate cut in the first quarter. The yuan should rise further on the data.

2. Jacob Parker:

   For companies with supply exposure to tariffs, they will move sourcing country of origin if they can; if they can't, they'll pass on as much of the tariff cost as they can, or see a cut in margins.

3. Susan Walsh -RRB- Ryan:

   I think we should say, ‘what did we vote on?,' we saved 100,000 pensions here in Ohio. Many teamsters here in Ohio, in the Mahoning Valley, were going to have their pensions cut in half to two-thirds. We saved those pensions. We just lowered prescription drug costs, capped the Medicare out-of-pocket expenses to $2,000 for seniors, we capped insulin at $35 for people who are in the Medicare program….

4. Masahiro Ichikawa:

   Upbeat U.S. stocks and the yen's weakening are continuing to push the Nikkei higher, the Bank of England may have gone against expectations by standing pat on monetary policy, but it did leave the door open for a rate cut in August and spared the markets from confusion.

5. Jamie Grifo:

   If you look at fertility curves, there's about a 50% decline in the ability for a woman to get pregnant from age 30 to 40 and every two years [after 40] it is cut in half, then pretty much by the age of 44 anyone who is achieving pregnancy is using an egg donor and not talking about it. Very few women over the age of 44 get pregnant with their own eggs.

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